Islington Clean Air Parents

Islington Clean Air Parents


Air pollution is a health emergency

3 children in an average Islington classroom have asthma

88 people die each year in Islington from air pollution

The majority of Islington air pollution comes from vehicle emissions

What we want

A reduction in traffic across the borough to create clean air streets that are safe for our children to walk, cycle and scoot to school.

To build green infrastructure on our streets to allow children to engage with nature, increase biodiversity and reduce the effects of climate change.

Our main focuses are:

Creating school streets

Forming clean air zones around schools

Increasing green spaces

Reducing engine idling around schools

Anyone living in Islington is welcome to join us as we campaign for clean air around the Borough. If you have children of school age here in Islington we would love to support your school in improving air quality and outcomes for all children.

When you join Islington Clean Air Parents, you will receive our newsletter which keeps you up to date on our activities, actions you can take, events and meetings.

You can also follow us on X (formerly Twitter)

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Our Impact

Thornhill School Living Street

School should be a safe and healthy place for all children, yet when my son started in reception at Thornhill School, one of the things I noticed was his classroom was just a few metres from the road where carsโ€ฆ

Our Proposals for the Islington Council Clean Air Strategy

In 2024, we were asked to suggest our proposals for the 2024-2027 Islington Council Clean Air Strategy. Below you can see our list of priorities and actions which were developed by Islington Clean Air Parents after the Clean Air People’sโ€ฆ

Children Reclaim the Streets

Children are reclaiming space on their streets in Islington. This is a sign of a healthy habitat in our urban neighbourhoods, Rachael explores why we should all support their newfound freedom right now.

North London COP Climate Festival

As parents and carers, we know how worrying climate change is. How can we inform ourselves, talk to our children about it, decide what action to take. Find out on Saturday 12th November.

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